In "About Russell," how does the author choose to characterize Mommy? Choose the best answer . A kind and caring woman who fights for what's best for her children.

A tough and pessimistic woman who does not support her children .

A funny and vibrant woman who advocates for the importance of mental health.

A stem but fair woman with high expectations and loose morals .

Which of the following sentences best supports your answer to question 5 ?

"In my mind , I explained the chess -board as a shrine maintained by our mother .

She needed to remember that she had children who once played games in her house."

If we complained about indiscernible ailments as children , Mommy would say Don't go looking for trouble , because it will find you ." "

Mommy , who was listening from the living room said , That ain't nothing .

For one thing , Mommy didn't fuss too much when he got a part - time job throughthe Youth Corps , and her objections to his joining the track team at school were clearly ceremonial ."